Judges and Judiciary
Jan. 3, 2019
Gov. Brown appoints final 12 judges of his career
The new names include nine women, putting an exclamation point on Brown’s pledge to leave a judiciary that is less dominated by white men.
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday appointed the final 12 superior court judges of his career, according to his administration.
The new names include nine women, putting an exclamation point on Brown's pledge to leave a judiciary that is less dominated by white men. It also includes four attorneys who have worked in public defender's offices, matching another Brown pledge.
The appointments ...
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